Sentence examples for from encroachment from inspiring English sources

Alien rulers were impermissible, no matter how sinicized they seemed, and Wang glorified past heroes who fought to save Chinese land from encroachment by various Central Asian barbarians.

To ensure an effective bureaucracy and to protect his authority from encroachment or usurpation, the ruler must make use of shu ("administrative techniques" or "statecraft").

Along the way, it presents a broader argument for the necessity of a common cultural sphere, protected from encroachment by private ownership.

However, key issues remain to be addressed – not least what will happen to the outskirts of the zone, where biodiversity is coming under increasing threat from encroachment.

The most serious problems in small intestine motor disturbances arise from an intestinal obstruction that results from encroachment on the bowel by an adhesive band or from internal blockage produced by a tumour or gallstone.

The park, which is home to indigenous groups that shun contact with the outside world, has full legal protection from encroachment, but illegal encroachment is endemic in the parks of tropical countries.

We can see two tendencies in Otto's thought: his striving to make the numinous feeling sui generis, to protect it from encroachments of other spheres such as ethics and science; and his striving to make it do justice to the variety of the emotions that actually occur in religious life.

According to HRW, Rwanda ratified the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in May of 2008, which is meant to guarantee protection for people with mental disabilities from encroachments on their bodily integrity.

Yet many of them may still be prepared to make such concessions if a viable, sovereign and contiguous state, free from settler encroachment and from military rule, were eventually to ensue.

During the war Texans had to defend themselves from attacks by Native Americans, from Mexican encroachments, and from federal gunboats and invading soldiers.

It guards religion itself from government encroachment and regulation.